- Feb 25 2021
-
- Landscaping, Spring
- 0
Spring Clean Ups: Important First Steps
Like a receding glacier, Winter began to wither and melt, leaving behind a scarred and battered landscape. Its tenuous grasp was loosening, and its legacy becoming more apparent, but March would surely deliver us unto Spring. Spring officially arrives March…
- Feb 17 2021
-
- Landscaping, Spring
- 0
Finding Your Way: Creating a Garden Path
Through the clotted and frothy clouds, a blue fissure had appeared, providing a passageway in which the sun could traverse, and we stretched and reached for her warmth. Garden paths can be purely aesthetic, functional or both. They can be…
- Feb 10 2021
-
- Landscaping, Winter
- 0
What’s Lurking Beneath the Snow?
Brittle was the air, thin and slicing. The landscape creaked and moaned in its fragility – comforted only by the insulating embrace of snow. February did more than whisper her intentions. She hissed them. It will be some time before…
- Feb 3 2021
-
- Landscaping, Winter
- 2
Sing for Your Spring
Shadows grew long on January, and she disappeared into the gray. February arrived with sun upon her shoulders but winter upon her lips. Although the groundhog predicts another six weeks’ of Winter, there is a glimmer of hope, an inclination…
- Jan 27 2021
-
- Landscaping, Winter
- 0
The Benefits of Snow
Delicately laced trees rose above the downy blanket of snow that quieted and comforted the landscape. It was, at once, beautiful and welcomed. Snow, for many, is merely a nuisance. Although the aesthetics are undeniable, the beauty, for most, does…